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Bill limiting Kentucky governor’s pardon power near elections wins bipartisan approval in Senate
McKenna Horsley
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February 22, 2024
Sen. Chris McDaniel, R-Ryland Heights, has said the bill is about increasing accountability for governors facing reelection.
Criminologists cited in support of Safer Kentucky Act wonder why
Sylvia Goodman
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February 22, 2024
The so-called Safer Kentucky Act touches on nearly every corner of the criminal justice system.
‘Blues Brothers’ and volunteers surpass United Way fund goal
Jennifer P. Brown
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February 21, 2024
Organizers concluded the campaign with a celebration where several awards were presented.
University of Kentucky president says he opposes anti-diversity legislation moving in General Assembly
Kentucky Lantern
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February 21, 2024
The bill would allow the attorney general to bring a civil action against a university or college that penalized a student or employee for rejecting any of 16 “discriminatory” concepts enumerated in the bill.
McConnell’s fundraising has slowed though he’s got plenty of money in his reelection account
Tom Loftus
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February 20, 2024
In a surprising move, giant publisher Penguin Random House is actively fighting book bans
The Rural Blog
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February 20, 2024
Penguin Random House has used its media might to resist bans, educate consumers and share "censored" content.
Paducah OKs conditional funding match to help stabilize former Columbia Theater
Derek Operle
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February 20, 2024
Restoration efforts for a shuttered Paducah theater have received a boost — thanks to a half million dollar pledge from the city.
FAFSA website meltdown: How to avoid additional frustration with financial aid applications
Dawn Medley
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February 19, 2024
Some colleges are extending the traditional May 1 deadline for students to accept offers.
Sponsor vows to back off gutting Kentucky open records law after hearing from constituents
Deborah Yetter
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February 19, 2024
A transparency advocate says he's watching warily for House Bill 509’s final version.
History on Tap will feature Christian County survivors of slavery
Jennifer P. Brown
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February 19, 2024
The stories come from newspaper biographies written by a former Hopkinsville mayor in 1934.
Poll finds majority of Kentucky voters think DEI should be left up to businesses, institutions
McKenna Horsley
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February 18, 2024
The polling comes as the Republican-controlled General Assembly considers some legislation that would curb DEI in public education.
No statues to be removed or added to Rotunda without legislative OK under advancing bill
McKenna Horsley
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February 16, 2024
Removal of the Jefferson Davis statue from the Capitol Rotunda has nothing to do with it, the sponsor insisted.
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